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She Know Rettrr.

EiHrG Gditie.
"Did you look under the bed ?" inquired
a wife Of her husband after he had turned
out the light and got fairly settled for a
nights rest. mo-" wss the blunt re.
sponae. well, suppose there's man
there2" said thu alarmed woman. ~
don't want to see him il there ia," was the
answer. "Well, get up and look; shall
not let you rest until you do" He knew
her OF old, and after fumbling around
found match, lit it and looked under the
bed. Then he threw tho match awav
got into he'd and whispered, my dear,
there is man under the bed" "Oh, YOU
get out" was the quick response; "you
can't fool ME. know better" Then abe
turned over perfectly satisfied and went
to sleep. She had accomplished her OBJ
iacf
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DENNSYLVANIA COMPANY, Toner.
L atingI CLEVELAND Il PlTTHBURG6 Il.
Condensed timetable O, Passenger trains cor
rrctcd 10 JAN. so, lS57-Ccntrnl Standard Time:
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speaking OF odd prsyers," said minis
ter who is known in Boston for his
thoroughly reverential spirit and his dia-
like OF such travestics Of prayer, which lle
says are more sinful than funny to him,
III remember hearing man pray once for
an evangelis. who was on his way to Bos.
ton: Bless thy servant, said the evsugel.
iBts's representatives; bless him tonight
when he speaks in Toledo, and tomorrow
night when he speaks in Cleveland, and
Wednesday night when he is in Buffalo, and
Thursday in Albany" "And help him
to catch oil Of his trains," pu! in third
person at hand, Categorically.
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Q ( i 0ttelliiQQj4lttter..
once, Nos. 10 aud 81 Fourteenth street,
~ SCHOOL HOUSE IEATINo,
OF Interest to wheeling Criticism Of the
nuttan.smsnd System. Il

it' oShOOL housE HEATING. ID.
OF Interest to Wheeling Criticism Of the
Huttnn.smend System.
G'nelaId Leader.
Thespeciacations for the Eve new school
buildings which the Board OF Education
has decided to erect, include the Ruttan.
smead system Of hot mir heating. The
board would do well to exercise consider.
able caution before committing itself ire.
vocably to that system. The circumstan.
COS under which the Ruttan.Sn,ead ava.
tenn was adopted for the Eaglo street build.
Ing In this city were far from creditable To
the reputation OF certain members OF the
board, and II is claimed by those who ara
in position to know that the building ia
very imperiectly heated. 1t Ia also a mat.
ter OF evidence, known to come membe,a
OF the board, that hot air heating has been
condemned and abolished In many schools
and other public buildings. The yerv
system adopted for the five schools to be-
erected has been condemned and removed
from the Iowa State Agricultural College.
the Green Opera House at Cedar Rapids
and school buildings at Burlington. la
Omaha, Neb., Bushnell, ILL.,, Fostoris, o.
and other places. A school building al
Fort Dodge, Ia, was burned through i'm.
perfect hot air connections. The same
System was adopted for some Of the chi.
cago school buildings a few years ago, but
has been removed from them air The
Cleveland board has had a great deal OF
trouble In recent years in securing the
proper heating Of It's buildings, and il
should be careful not to introduce a ava.
tenn Of heating that is very generally con.
demned in theory and that in practice has
been found to DO unsatisfactory or danger
ous. The best authorities recommend
steam heating for school buildings.
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THE BEST SOCIETY,
An Interesting Account of y Swell AMIR at
Slwashtown, Alaska.

An Interesting Account of q Swell AMIR nj
slwashtown, Alaska.
Alastd FREE Prtm, ~" n# NNHt-#
The brilliant entertainments given In
slw@htown during the past week ars
still the theme Of much conversation.
The dancing academy has been one con.
tlnuous blaze Of light through the holidays,
the festivities being conducted under the
auspicies Of Mayor Kow.ee. In these
portly halln were assembled the beauty
and fashion Of the place, and many
were the gorgeous costumes OF the
more wealthy class Of the fair sex, and on
not few oil them an elaborate display OF
expensive jewelry. Mis- Kow-ee.with.a
Rlng.in.Her-Nose, daughter OF our much
esteemed Mayor, leader OF Siwashtown 60
ciety and heifess 10 her Owl right Of two
AUX residences and three canoes, wore a
beautiful crown fashioned from Hemlock
bark and eagle feathers, bright.c olored
beaded buckskin chemiee, high water cal.
leo overskirt, and $40 Hudson Bay
blanket thrown gracefully over her shape
ly shoulders. ~
For jewelry she displayed II tin brace.
lets, q silver labretta a 10 shingle nail
through the upper lip, and two brass
watch chains encircllng her brown anklee,
Her nose and cheeks were painted black
and her arms and limbs, from the knees
down, were bare. Her elegant costume
aud graceful evolutions were the envy
Of the fair Bex, and she was designa.
ted "the bell Of the ball." Theold Mayor
himself wore upon his head the latest
style plug hat encircled with eagle ieath.
etre, military dress coat, tlour.sack panta.
looms, and pair Of rubber boots. His
whole bearing was that Of one born 10
command, and he was looked upon with
reverence by all. The music, which was
furnished by the Siwashtown orchestra,
consisting Of two drums and five rattles,
WAS rendered in soul.stirring manner.
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Great excitement has been caused in tho
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery OF Mr.: J. E. Corley. who was 30
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head; everybody said he was dying Of
Consumption. a trial bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery was cent him. Finding
relief, he bought largo bottle and box
Of DR.. Kings New Lie Pills; by the time
no had taken two boxes OF Pills and two
bottles Of the Discovery, he wgs we'll and
had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial Bottles OF this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at Logan & Co.'s,
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Don't

Trille with amy Throat or Lung DiOcace.
If you have Cough or Gold, or tho CHI.
drcn arc threatened with Croup or
Whooping Cough, uso Ackcrn Enplish
Remedy and prevent further trouble. IL
10 positive cure, and we guarantee Il.
Prizes 10 and 5Oc. Logan K Co. and o,
Menkem0ller.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,


Fhe Features Of tho Money and Stock
.eA LH' Markets, 2. aEH
NEW YoRx, April money on call easy at s,sa7
per cent, closed offered At per cent Prime
mercantile paper 6xa6x per cent Sterling e1.
change dull but steady and unchanged.
RAILROAD BoSDs- Quiet; sales 81 ,393, 900,
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-were dull and steady.
STATE BosDs-Quiet aud firm. . Z.
The uncertainty In regard to the complexion Of
the bank statement created lull In the specula.
tlon this morning, and while there were some few
selling orders, most Of which were utuibuled To
the foreigners, there was littlo doing. The mar.
ket was generally firm 1t the opening, most st9cE,
showing advances Of 10 9f per cent The mar.
ket WAS quiet and Immediately began TO Weld.
but the Losses were for small faction, only
and before the end Of the first honr were generally
rtcoyeted, with something In addition The mar.
Iet then became very dull. but romAiuc arm until
well into the afternoon. There was more activity
In the last hour, and tho market closed s,rtdy 10
arm, generaiiy AZ tho best prices Of the day. sales
A9, 81 shares.
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WlTUH FFf THH,
IIe was bright, laxative hoy Of s or 0
years, and no rang tho door.bull of house
on Brnsh stroet tho other day and aBke,l
TO Bon tho Indy Of tho houHo. lilo was nd.
mit,od, and when sho came into the pnr-
or no maid: "a belong to tho family who
juat moved In next door," eyes" owe
want 10 be ncighborly: Arc you coming
to call on mar "Why-why, child, /
don't know" You'd better como. Then
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1.-THE ills we have In this world, my
dear friend" said the ministe, at tho bed
side Of nick man, "aro largely due to our.
selves. We have no more right to defy
the Law OF nature than those OF Divine
Providence. To what 10 you attribute
your preeent illnetB?" III caught cold
while being immersod in the river" 70.
piled tho Bick man feebly.
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Live Stuck.

CHICAGO ILL.,, April 2.-ca,,le- Receipts ?,oU
head: shipments 80 head; market slow and
steady; shipping steers, s. SGaS 81; stocker1 anJ
feeders = 7,n3 70; cows, bulls and mixed 81 10,
400; bulk. 81 Seas Is Hogs Receipts 0(O head
shipments 1000 head; market flow; common and
light dull rough and mixed S. 2ia5 is; packing
and shipping IS 65ao 70; light IS lCa5 50; skils
IL SOai ". shecp-RccclptS 800 head: shlpmelu
none; market strong: natives s. Olai IS; western
s. I5ai CO.; corn ted Texans St5l.
EtH Liberty, Pa, April 2.-Cattle-Recclpu
III head; shipments Ia head; market, uothinl
IolnS; All through consgnmcnts. llogs-Reccipu
2,4G0 head; shipments 300 head: market iii
Philadclph!as 81 tOaG 10; YOrkcrs IS GOn5 10; com
mon and light IS Sui5 50: pigs S. 7ja5 W. Sheep
Receipts l. 10 head; shipments l,i00 head; mArkc
fair Al unchanged prices.
ClNciNsA1I,O., April e,-lIogs nrm; common
and light ~ COa5 ID: packing aud butchers Is /,
ut %: receipts l.lO0 head; shipments 9li head.
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You will have no use ior spectacles il
you use DR.. J. II. McLean's Strengthening
Eye salve; it removes the film and scum
which sccumulates on tho eye balls, sub
dues inflammation, cools and soothes the
irritsted nerves, strengthens weak and
failing sight. Csc box. pSw
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she can come over to see you. She's a
great woman 10 talk, and she'll show you
the place where she had felon on her
hand. You want 10 be nelghborly, don't
your" I'll suppose 90" swell, then,
I'll borrow hunk oil butter, and you come
over and borrow our clothee.bars, and
we'll soon be acquainted. We amt q bit
stuck up, even II have 70! q mantel In the
parlor. o Well, goodbye" l.T05' %.
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For Animals.

Mango, Distember, Diarrhra and Worms
in dogs quickly cured. Scratches, Sores,
CALLS, Bruises, Cuta or Wounds Of any
kind quickly and permanently healed by
washing with the Fluid. DR.. ]. Hough,
the distinguished Veterinary Surgeon,
says: II find Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
all that it ia represented. Az local sp-
plication l believe it to be without m
equal For Collie and Scours it acts like
magic. NwFsw
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lhlve been very alex over two Jean They all
v.ye me up a past cure. tried The most lkilliul
pby,iciAns, but they did not reach the worst part
fhe lungs and heart would oil up every night and
distress me. and my throat was very bad. / told
i,ri Hop BltteB. When had taken two bottles
they helped me very much Indeed. When had
taseu two mOre bottles was well. Thete WA d
iUi OF sick folks here who have seen how they
L,l Is thankful Ms do that there Is 10 valuable
meilcIne made. Yours truly, .za
Mba JULIA @. CUaHINo.
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Always have Acksr's Baby Soother at
hand. 1t is the only safe medicine yet
made that will remove all infantile dieor.
den. 1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural ease from pain.
Price % cents. Sold by Logan & Co. and
@ Mankamellar O
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Society Girl-"Jolnnie, whereas your
iish polc2" Small Brother-"Up in tho
attic; what do you want OF III" 81 drop.
ped my npera-:lasscs in my hat when
got home from tho matinee, and they're
caught there" GLOW far up2" "Ecar
tho top" "No use gittin' tho pole, then;
'taint long enough TO reach en-"
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Tne best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no psy required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co. %
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why Acker's Blood Elixir is warrented, ia
because 1t is the best blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure all blood
diseases, purliies tho whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, We guarantee II. Logan 4 Co.
and .. Menkemellur.
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Petroleum,

OIL CRY, PA April a--Opened at 63,;c: high.
S Sss Ga..c lowest Gsc; CLOSED at 63Ic; a.ci III.
l2,asl barrels: shipments ss.lyy barrels
prrrsnUnGii, Pa, April 2.-pctrolcpm Juu I'm,
CSC; lowest csc. /''' "'s"s"'
lk.DioHn, Pa, April 2-0pGncti at 6Fgfc; closed
XII uOu barrels. '''"'""e'''
,lIIuSviLiE, Pa. April 2.-Opcucd nj G3Hc: high
est &4c: lowest Gl1a9; closed NJ GShc.
EKw York. April 2-petroluam steady: United
G3;sc. 0"''s>
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We are 10 thankful to say that our nursing baby
was permanently cured Of q dangerous and pro.
tsHcted constipation aud irregulAsity Of the bowels
BY the use Of hop Bitten by iu nuiaing mother,
which 4. the iatne time restored her TO perfect
health and st'ength.-The Parents. Rochester. NY.
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GESB:-iou1 Hop .Blttcrs have been OF great
value ~ me. Was laid up with typhoid fever for
over two months. and could get no relief until
tried your Hop Bttters. To those suffering from
recommend them. J, C, SrpE1zEI
ts Fulton street. Chicago, ILL.,. - ~
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S3,ONU LOST.

"a tour to Europe that coat me 5000, dome len
good than one bottle Of Hop BittcB; they: ase
"curcd my wife OF fifteen years nervous weakness
".cepesncss and dyspepsia."-Mr. X. NJ, Au.
burn n, Y,
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1t makes the average dude rail against
late when he gazes at the countenance OF
the bearded woman. I.
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any l!t,lc s!ckly. puuy baby, was changed into
great bouncing boy. and was raised from a sict
bed by u.lng Hop Bitten short time"
mt5NWFiW A YOU'VE MOTHER
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sT-unhealthy or inactive kidneys Cause gravel
"Brights disease, rheumatism aud horde Of other
serious and fatal diseases, which can be prevented
with Hop Bitters," II taken In time.
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"LuddInston, Mich, Feb. 2, 1855. have sold
Hop BIttes Tor ten years, and there" Ia no medt
cine that equals them for bilious attacks, kidney
complaints, aud all diseases incident 70 this mails
rial climate. 70 49, H,T.i ALEXANDER.
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Monroe, Mich. Sept Is. 1855. sihs:-I have been
taking Hop Bitters for Inflammation "oi kidneys
AM bladder. II has done Tor me what four ply.
scians failed 70 do-cured Inc. The effect Of the
Bites seemed like magic to me. 81 o. y.
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FOR SALE BY
!. Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS

:, UI1I I!UI . IIINJiI TUWUInS
VIII cure Diseases Of the Kidneys. Gravel, elect,
Structures, and all Urinary and ure,hral Diseases
Nervous and PHYSICAL Debility. sca irsl Weakness,
Loss Of Visor, Premature Decline in Man, Early
Decay, lmpotcTcy caused oy errors Of youth, ei.
and nose, ulcers, er,p.ions, scronis, tetier sal,
rheum. and all blood and skin diseases. Female
Weakness speedily cured. GoEorrhca cured In
three days. Price 81 co. Sold In Wheeling, ". Va,
BY E +. BOOKING, Druggist. Sent by mall sealed
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my Mother says Hop Bitten IS the only. thing
maj VIII Keep her from severe attacks OF paralysis
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II dull, cold weather Affects YOU, nv
bachelor friend, marry q warm.hearted
girl and make sunshine for youreelf.
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MEDICAL.
Story Of a Postal Card.

Twas affected with. kidney. and urinary
Trouble
"for twelve yea1l' Nh al
After tying ali hedoc.on and paten, medicines
| could hear OIL used two bottles Of Hop {
"Bitteu:" tft si
And am perfectly cured. keep II
IAN the tinel'' rs st4 :
Especially B. =. Boorn, ssulibury. Tenn.
Nay !, ISL. - s' n ~ Il
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1t is said that Mrs. Langtry's profits for
tho present seaeon up to last week
amounted 10 about $4,000.
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We complain that our life 10 short, yet
We throw away much OF it, and are weary
OF many Of it's parts.
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nhu cured me Of several dileses, such a her.
yousness, slcknesi a. tho htomach, monthly
siHce / took Hop Bltteis. All my neighbofs use
them. hh. FANNIE uhkxN.
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DRUNKENNESS

by Administering DR.. Hnincs'
go 'T"Golden Specific.
IT can,be given in alcuRof coffee or:tea without
the knowledge Of the pe:sou takiugltt; Is ALSO
luiely harmless, and will effect n permanent and
speedy cure, whether The patient Is 4 moderate
dHnker or an a'coholic wreck. Thousands OF
drunksrds have been made temperate men who
have taken Golden Specific In their coffee without
their knowledge. and to-day believe they Quit
drinking OF their own free will 1T NEVER
FAILS. The system once impreguattd with the
specific, 1t becomes an utter impossibity for the
Liquor appetite 10 exist.
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CAN YOU ANSWER THIS!

Is there person living who ever saw q, case OF
ague, OillUusne,s, nervousness or neuralgia or any
disease o. the stomach, liver or kidneys that Hop
Htters will not cure! -
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NEimiu,

Rye is good, wheat poor. Summer crops
are looking fine.
The NJ E. Church was re-opened on
Sunday, June 2G. Sermon by Rev. Yo-
cum.
Farmers are shipping cherries TO the diff
ferent markets.
j. {. Kochler took trip to Luzerne
county on Tuesday of last week.
c. A. Swank removed to Bloomsbury
last week.
The new Reformed Church is going
right up and will be substantial building
when finished.
Among the young men formerly of this
place who spent Sunday, 26th ult,,
| with their parents, are: G. B. Swank, Of
Riverside, G. w. Miller, of Wilkes-Barre,
| c. G. Heller, Stephen Hous and Geo. Hess,
of HaZleton, Grant PETER, of Watsontown,
and Geo. Greasy, Of Wapw allopen,
Rev. Dechant, of Catawissa, attended
the re-opening.
| This township can boast of good Super.
visors. Roads have been improved very
much.
w. o. Dewitt is now master of the VIC
lin. viii is always in for improvement
He plays and the dog dances.
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The Fourth at OrangeviIIe.

The Fourth was celebrated in grand
style at Orangevile this year. The first
passenger trains were run over the Blooms
burg and Sullivan road, and every train
took large crowds up the road and landed
them at the platform near the town, which
was used as a temporary station. The first
train went up at 7:30 a. m. and was
crowded with people. The engine was
prettily decorated with flags and in front
were hung portraits Of Col. jameson and
Chief Engineer U. s. Lutz. As the train
started from the platform erected at Main
street crossing, a photograph OF it was
taken by Frank MKillip; only the engine
and two cars could be taken, however. The
trip to Orangeville was made in about 40
minutes, only a short stop being made at
Lightstreet, where quite large crowd got
on The tram was welcomed to Orange
vile by a large crowd, and several salutes
from small cannon were fired.
The streets of the town were at several
points crossed by arches, and at one point,
the crossing of two streets, there were two
arches crossing almost at right angles, and
at the intersection was hung bell OF
spruce. Flags were plentifully displayed
over the whole town.
The first thing on the program for the
day was the parade, which took place
about ten o'clock in the morning. The
procession formed at the lower end OF
town, marched up to the head of the street
and countermarched back again.
The parade consisted of two bands, fan
tastics, drum corps, and other features, IN
cludng the wagon containing the thirty
eight little girls, representing the states,
and a wagon containing b, Il S. engine
| in miniature. The procession was headed
by George Washington, represented by Mr..
John Masteller, and Martha Washington,
represented by MIS- Johnson, both on horse
| back.
In the afternoon there were numerous
attractions; game of base ball was
played between Orangeville and Shick-
shiny the game being called at the end
| of the eighth inning, with the score stand
| ing IA to IA; dance was carried on at the
| lower end Of town 10 an unfinished house
by Mr.. j. F. Caldwell, MctherelPs orchestra
furnishing the music; but the larger por-
ton of the crowd went to the grove to hear
the speeches and other exercises that were
there carried out. Patriotic speeches were
delivered by Grant Herring, Esq, and Prof,
j. ii. Harkins.
In the evening there was a grand display
Of fireworks, and the dance was continued,
train being run down at ~ o'clock for
the accommodation of those who wished
| 70 remain.
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Tile diplomas were awarded at the Nor
NAL last week by William Neal, President
of the Board of Trustees.
Many members of the Senior class were
the recipients of beautiful gifts from friends
on their graduation,
At the Alumni dinner Prof Waller acted
as toast pnaster. The toasts were the''Board
of Trustees" responded to by Geo E. Ell
well Esq "The Ladies'" responded to by
Leoni Melick Esq, of Philadelphia; "The
Normal School," responded to by II. L.
Morgan; "The Class of 'S7" responded to
by Will G. Johnston. About one hundred
were present.
The Senior reception in the School par
lors was largely attended on Thursday
evening.
At meeting of the Alumni Association
Geo. f. Elwell was elected chairman, and
Miss L. b. Gue, Secretary. The class o
'S7 was admitted to membership. Miss
Hughes OF 'S6 read au essay, and j. Claude
KEEPER, of Shenandoah of the same class
was the orator of the day. The following
officers for the ensuing year were elected
d. j. Waller Phi. d. President, Miss E
b. Guie, Recording Secretary, William
Chrisman Esq, Treasurer. Miss Hover
was elected essayist, and Will c, Johnston
orator for next year. An Executive Com
mittee of five was elected with Prof. j. II
Grimes as chairman. A committee con
sisting OF r. M. Geddis, Mrs. S. c. Greasy
and Miss Dora Mari was appointed t.
draft resolutions on the death of Mis-
| Audia Iagenbuch.